John Sundell • 12/13/2021

Delaying an asynchronous Swift Task

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This technical article details methods for delaying the execution of asynchronous Swift Tasks, primarily using the non-blocking Task.sleep function. It provides practical code examples, such as conditionally showing a loading spinner, and demonstrates how to create a reusable Task extension for easier second-based delays.

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